Audacity Forum

Thanx! I will look into this.

Well, I tried the above but using Roxio Sonic to make the burn and the little glitches were almost gone. In fact sometimes it was seamless and other (most) times there was a tiny glitch, almost unnoticeable but still there. I tried using a pre-set cross-fade function with the other program (they cal...

I'll let you know how it goes. Thanx for your help!

I've got Nero Express Essentials but your not gonna believe this: It doesn't have the crossfade function! But I guess your saying to mix everything and insert the labels with Audacity, save everything as multiple export wav files and then use Nero to burn it?

At this point I dunno what it could be! I did try the "snap-to" feature and the other suggestions but it didn't work. When I burned it to a CD-R and played it on the CD player, I wouldn't say it was a huge gap really, just a very tiny gap or glitch right where the label was inserted. Up until now ev...

I tried bringing the split tone back into Audacity, re-joining them and it played fine. I always export in the same format that the file is originally, in this case wav. It doesn't just glitch on Media Player but also on a CD player. The CD player (and Media Player for that matter) usually play trac...

Thanx for the tips guys! Unfortunately I don,t think that's the problem. I am saving them as wav files. The files play fine from Audacity, but when I save them either to a CD-R or to my hard drive and play them back either on my computer from the hard drive or CD-R, or on a CD player, there is a lit...

This is driving me nuts! There has to be a way to do crossfades without having those gaps other then just not inserting labels.

I tried it with mp3 files as well, importing and exporting them the same and still get the the gaps.

I appreciate the tip. I imported a 44.1KHz sound file. I put a label at the beginning and dropped another label in the middle during a long solid tone. Then I "multiple exported" it as a wav file with the default sample rate set to 44100 Hz. When I played it back there was still a gap there though. ...